East of Thessaloniki, where the city's vibrant rhythm meets the charm of history, lies the neighborhood of Depo. A place that stands out for its central location and authentic personality.
Depo derives its name from the French word *Dépôt*, meaning warehouse, a nod to the old tram depot that once operated here. The area borders Karabournaki, Byzantio, Harilaou, and Analipsi, blending the allure of historic mansions with the dynamic pulse of urban life.
Some of its most notable landmarks include the historic Uziel neighborhood, the Vafopoulio Cultural Center, and the stunning Villa Bianca, which now houses the Municipal Art Gallery of Thessaloniki. Depo is renowned for its three central streets: Vasilissis Olgas Avenue, G. Papandreou Avenue, and the coastal Sofouli Street. Along these streets, one can admire impressive preserved mansions, such as the iconic Villa Allatini, which now serves as the headquarters of the Region of Central Macedonia.
Just 15 minutes from Thessaloniki’s city center, the area is highly accessible. It is well-served by numerous bus lines and will soon benefit from even better connectivity with the upcoming Metro system.
If you’re looking for a neighborhood that combines the city’s energy with the tranquility of a high-aesthetic area, Depo is the perfect choice. With properties that stand out for their quality, the area maintains consistently high demand, while prices show a steady upward trend.